No better use of a battery powered amp has ever been conceived in this or any other universe.I like following my wife around the house playing while she tries to escape!
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No better use of a battery powered amp has ever been conceived in this or any other universe.I like following my wife around the house playing while she tries to escape!
That's briliant! I have a couple 5ah Milwaukee 18v batteries, but fully charged they are 19.6v. I think I'll be fine for a one hour set! Where did you get that barrel plug from that goes into the amp, if I may ask?
That's briliant! I have a couple 5ah Milwaukee 18v batteries, but fully charged they are 19.6v. I think I'll be fine for a one hour set! Where did you get that barrel plug from that goes into the amp, if I may ask?
Just curious, as I'm going to buy my battery pack in the next month or two. Any new products worth looking at, besides the popular ones discussed here?
That's this one? - Poweradd Pilot Pro2 Portable Battery Charger for Laptops and USB Devices
Does it come with the appropriate adapter so you can just plug the amp right into it or did you need anything else?
That seems to be the one. Have you tried powering a pedalboard with it?I am super happy with my battery setup:
It only has 1 DC output jack so you couldn't do the Double 4 AND a pedalboard.That seems to be the one. Have you tried powering a pedalboard with it?
I know... I was wondering if he(or anyone's) tried powering just a pedalboard with it.It only has 1 DC output jack so you couldn't do the Double 4 AND a pedalboard.
That seems to be the one. Have you tried powering a pedalboard with it?
Same, I have other battery packs for the pedalboard if neededNope just the double 4. The battery lives tucked in the handle. It's the only way I power the double 4 at this point.
I think the max draw is 4.5 amps. You'd have to do the calculations based on that.I know... I was wondering if he(or anyone's) tried powering just a pedalboard with it.
Okay, stupid question... so that's 4500 milliamps, right?I think the max draw is 4.5 amps. You'd have to do the calculations based on that.
Yes, 1000 milliamps = 1 amp and it's certainly not a stupid question.Okay, stupid question... so that's 4500 milliamps, right?
Okay, the power supply on an MXR Isobrick is 2000 ma, 18v... so this should power that, right? I'm just doing a mini pedalboard, so no high-draw pedals. I wonder if it would make sense to find a PS that only does 1000 ma, if that's all I need. Would it draw the full 2000, or is it dependent on the load?Yes, 1000 milliamps = 1 amp and it's certainly not a stupid question.
Okay, the power supply on an MXR Isobrick is 2000 ma, 18v... so this should power that, right? I'm just doing a mini pedalboard, so no high-draw pedals. I wonder if it would make sense to find a PS that only does 1000 ma, if that's all I need. Would it draw the full 2000, or is it dependent on the load?
That's what I'd do. I think when I get the battery, I'm going to try it on the ps, if it works, I'll get another. I plan on plugging in when I'm at home, but I want a mini-rig to take my 18" scale bass and go do soundscapes on top of mountains and such.I see where you going and interested to see if you get there.
You'd need separate batteries though cause the voltage is different.
Because that battery pack is discussed extensively on this thread, more than anywhere else on TB, so I figured this would be the best place to get opinions on it. Feel free to ignore.Isn't this a thread about the Double Four? Why not start a separate thread about powering pedals.